Beyond Design: Does Current Deliver the Energy in a Circuit?
Flexible Thinking: Mechatronics in a Flex WorldDownStream Technologies Present Two Webinars in June
May 30, 2018 | DownStream TechnologiesEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
If you haven't seen DownStream’s software solutions, here are a few great opportunities to watch them live. During these two webinars, attendees will witness all DownStream has to offer.
Technical staff will walk you through the DFM solution designed to streamline the process between design and fabrication. DFMStream will help designers to create flawless designs that get through production the first time, saving you time and money.
Attendees will also learn how BluePrint-PCB will automate and streamline your PCB Documentation efforts. It eases the creation while making them easier to share, utilize, and update.
Wednesday, June 12
CAM350/DFMStream: Create Flawless Designs While Streamlining the Process
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Thursday, June 13
BluePrint-PCB: Automate and Perfect PCB Documentation
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